Setting up Logon tracker in V8?

[reggiep]

I have deployed the "Hap logon tracker installer.msi" and have setup my logon, logoff, boot and shutdown scripts to run the following command...

 

"%windir\system32\hap logon tracker.exe" https://ms1

 

I get to hap by browsing to https://ms1 so I assume all this bit is correct?

 

However when I browse to https://ms1/tracker and choose live logons I just see "No data was returned" if I click on Historic Logs I just see a screen with "reset zoom" about half way down.

 

I have seen at Home Access Plus+ a change to make if charts don't show in logon tracker that says...

 

Open the ~/Web.config file

Find ChartImageHandler. Change the temp directory the system uses.

Close the ~/web.config file and try again

 

but when you browse there there is not mention of a temp directory.

 

Am I even suppossed to be doing that in version 8?

 

Thanks

[nickbro]

it's best to install HAP on an external addressed server, with a proper SSL certificate. It is also best for it to be installed into a folder called /hap/ rather than at the root.

 

The ChartImageHandler is no longer needed in v8

[reggiep]

Thanks Nick,

I now have an external address for the site.

I'm worried about moving the site to a folder as it's all working at the moment, apart from logon tracker! Is it pretty straightforward to move the whole site to a subfolder?

[nickbro]

It should be just a case of moving it to a sub folder and changing permissions.

 

Create a index.html file and tell it to redirect traffic to /hap/

[reggiep]

Hmm, I can't seem to find anything on google for this, only ways of directing traffic to a sub folder. Could anyone suggest how you move my hap site to a sub folder?

 

Thanks

[nickbro]

HTTP Redirects : The Official Microsoft IIS Site

[reggiep]

Thanks Nick,

That lets me redirect my current site to a sub folde e.g /hap but I still can't find out how to move the whole shebang to a subfolder!

[nickbro]

Create a folder called hap

 

move the files & folders to hap

 

In IIS manager you should be able to right click on that folder and convert it to an application